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1. Cautions   

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One should not carry out any operation which could impair safety while driving or cycling.   

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As for the operation of this product in the aircraft, please consult the aviation company first of all. 
Special care should be taken when an electronics device is engaged during a flight.   

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Never get closer to a place emitting intensive radio waves or radiation which could affect the operation 
of this product.   

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Never make the navigator fall down or clash with stiff objects to project it against any damage in 
appearance, battery loose, data lose or other hardware mutilation.     

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Never let this product expose to the humid environment or rain as the water leaked into could disable 
it to the extent beyond reparation.   

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Never switch on this product in the dusty environment.   

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Over-voltage, power cable strain, bending or squeezing by heavy objects is not allowed to avoid 
overheating or fire disaster.     

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Never deploy any chemical or detergent to clean up the navigator to prevent erosion of the surface or 
paintwork.  

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In order to eliminate the risk of electric shock, do not touch the cable power plug with wet hands and 
do plunge it into the socket completely.   

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Never charge the battery in a neither extreme cold nor hot place, which could damage the battery.   

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Keep this product which is being charged out of the reach of children.   

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Never put it under the direct baking sunshine or place it in a place with high temperature to avoid the 
problem of over-heat to the battery or this product, which could trigger fault or danger.     

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Put this product on an even workbench instead of blanket, pillow or carpet which could build up the 
heat to a level so high to bring forth damage.       

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When any sort of fault comes into being, please contract with qualified maintenance personnel for 
service rather than disassemble it at your own discretion.   

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Keep all the wires in neat order to prevent damage-fostering tangling.   

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Never suppress the LCD screen violently. Never bring it to the open glaring sunshine, which could 
damage this product. Please wipe the screen surface clean with soft cloth.   

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Never cut off the power directly in the mode of navigation, music, video and image browse, which could 
lose data.   

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When the system is reading data from or writing date into the memory card, never take out the card 
directly which could make the information stored in the memory card corrupted or lost or even crash 
the system.   

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In the process of formatting, upload or download, never disconnect the power supply abruptly. 
Otherwise, it could lead to a problem of application error.   

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Pay attention to the compatibility of multimedia files and the product can only play back the files in the 
stipulated formats.   

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All the TV programs, music, movies and images are under the protection of copyright. Unauthorized 
usage is deemed as an infringement to the laws of copyright.     

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For the sake of data safety, please back up the data on the SD/MMC card into the computer on a regular 
basis.   

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Do not adjust the volume of speaker to maximum for a long time. Otherwise, it will cause audio 
distortion.   

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The pictures presented in this manual are only for reference.   

Summary of Contents for GA-5718

Page 1: ...1 GA 5718 User Manual V1 0...

Page 2: ...CONTENTS 4 3 PRODUCT FEATURES 4 4 PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS 5 4 1 Hardware 5 4 2 GPS 6 4 3 Software 6 4 4 Certificate 6 5 GETTING STARTED 7 5 1 Charging the Battery 7 5 2 Car Mount Installation 7 6 SOFT...

Page 3: ...t to the battery or this product which could trigger fault or danger Put this product on an even workbench instead of blanket pillow or carpet which could build up the heat to a level so high to bring...

Page 4: ...high performance GPS receiver 7 Built in high sensitivity GPS antenna 8 Rechargeable battery included 9 SDHC SD MMC Slot 10 Music Player 11 Video Player 12 Photo Viewer 13 e Book 14 AVIN optional 15...

Page 5: ...er Mono 1W RMS 8W Earphone Jack 2 5mm jack Audio Microphone optional High sensitivity omni directional Power Supply 5Vdc input via mini USB jack Power Battery 800mAH Signal Format CVBS AVIN optional V...

Page 6: ...Start 45 seconds average open sky Warm Start 38 seconds average open sky Hot Start 3 second average open sky Open sky means the device should be able to see at least 7 satellites 4 3 Software Operatio...

Page 7: ...ect the GA 5718 to PC by the USB cable provided NOTE Before using the GA 5718 please charge the battery for more than 8 hours to get the best battery performance 5 2 Car Mount Installation 1 Attach th...

Page 8: ...o start the Music Player application Tap this icon to start the Video Player application Tap this icon to start the e Book application Tap this icon to start the Photo Viewer application Tap this icon...

Page 9: ...is icon to view the system information Tap this icon to enter the Preferences setting menu Tap this icon to enter the Clock menu Tap this icon to start the touch screen calibration Tap this icon to en...

Page 10: ...n Go back to the Console Go back to the Settings menu Preferences Tap this icon to set language Tap this icon to set backlight Tap this icon to set power management mode Tap this icon to set switch ef...

Page 11: ...o select the language Go back to the Console Go back to the Settings menu Backlight Slide on the brightness bar to adjust brightness Disable Select the backlight turn off time Go back to the Console G...

Page 12: ...r Roll the menu to select power management mode Go back to the Console Go back to the Settings menu Switch Effect Roll the menu to select the switch effect Go back to the Console Go back to the Settin...

Page 13: ...he sound Slide on the volume bar to adjust device volume Key Sound Roll the menu to select key sound Go back to the Console Go back to the Settings menu Style Roll the menu to select UI style Go back...

Page 14: ...arrow to set hour and minute Tap a certain date on the calendar to set date Go back to the Console Go back to the Settings menu System Check the system information including Device ID Software Version...

Page 15: ...15 Touch Screen Calibrate the touch screen by tapping the cross mark USB Scroll the menu to select USB connection mode Go back to the Console Go back to the Settings menu...

Page 16: ...ound track Tap this icon to play previous sound track Play by following the order of the playlist Play by random order of the playlist Tap this icon to mute the sound Tap this icon to resume the sound...

Page 17: ...icon to start playing Tap this icon to pause playing Tap this icon to go to play next video clip Tap this icon to go to play previous video clip Tap this icon to enter full screen mode Tap this icon t...

Page 18: ...added to the playlist Confirm playlist editing Go back to the Console Exit the playlist edit menu E Book Tap this icon to open files Go to previous page Go to next page Go to selected page Go back to...

Page 19: ...19 Page Select Enter the page number and tap to read the selected page Go back to the Console Exit the Page Select Open Files Confirm the file selected Go back to the Console Exit the Open Files menu...

Page 20: ...this icon to enter full screen mode Tap this icon to start the slide show mode Tap this icon to rotate the photo clockwise by 90 degree Zoom out Zoom in View previous photo View next photo Go back to...

Page 21: ...21 Open Files Confirm the file selected Go back to the Console Exit the Open Files menu GPS Monitor Tap this icon to reset the GPS receiver Go back to the Console Go back to the Console...

Page 22: ...ling key pad Tap this icon to view contacts Tap this icon to view recent calls Tap this icon to enter the Bluetooth setting menu Tap this icon to view pairing record Tap this icon to start pairing Go...

Page 23: ...this icon to view contacts Tap this icon to redail the last call Tap this icon to view recent calls Go back to the Console Go back to the Bluetooth menu Contacts Tap this icon to dial out Go back to t...

Page 24: ...dial out Tap on this button switch between pages of missed calls received calls and dialed calls Go back to the Console Go back to the Bluetooth menu Setting Tap this icon to enter PIN code Check the...

Page 25: ...le Auto Answer Go back to the Console Go back to the Bluetooth menu Pairing Record Connect to the selected device Disconnect current connection Delete all pairing records Go back to the Console Go bac...

Page 26: ...mode Then use your cell phone to connect to your GA 5718 to establish Bluetooth pairing If the pairing doesn t established within 60 seconds the GA 5718 will leave pairing mode automatically Once the...

Page 27: ...stem encounters fatal errors and crashed Push the reset button to restart the system The images or sound tracks or video clips cannot be played on my GA 5718 Please check the software specifications o...

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